tyr
Danish
[ˈtˢyɐ̯ˀ]
noun
Definitions
- bull uncastrated adult male of cattle
- Taurean someone with the Taurus star sign
Etymology
Inherited from Old Danish thiur inherited from Old Norse þjórr (bull) inherited from Proto-Germanic *þeuraz (bull) inherited from Proto-Indo-European *(s)táwros (wild bull, aurochs).
Origin
Proto-Indo-European
*(s)táwros
Gloss
wild bull, aurochs
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- autosteer English
- besteer English
- countersteer English
- missteer English
- outsteer English
- oversteer English
- resteer English
- steer English
- steerability English
- steerable English
- steerage English
- steerer English
- steerest English
- steereth English
- steerless English
- steerling English
- steersman English
- steersmate English
- steersperson English
- steerswoman English
- stirk English
- taurolatry English
- taurylic acid English
- understeer English
- teuras Finnish
- taureus Latin
- taurifer Latin
- tauriformis Latin
- taurigenus Latin
- taurinus Latin
- taurulus Latin
- taurus Latin
- Stier German
- Stierkampf German
- stierig German
- tauro Italian
- toro Italian
- buffelstier Dutch, Flemish
- springstier Dutch, Flemish
- stier Dutch, Flemish
- stierengevecht Dutch, Flemish
- stierenrennen Dutch, Flemish
- stierenvechten Dutch, Flemish
- stierenvechter Dutch, Flemish
- stierenvechtster Dutch, Flemish
- stierman Dutch, Flemish
- taureau French
- tauromaquia Spanish, Castilian
- toreador Spanish, Castilian
- toro Spanish, Castilian
- Μινώταυρος Ancient Greek
- ταυρομαχία Ancient Greek
- ταυροφάγος Ancient Greek
- ταῦρος Ancient Greek
- *(s)táwros Proto-Indo-European
- *(s)táwros, *(s)téh₂wros Proto-Indo-European
- *táwros Proto-Indo-European
- tyr Norwegian Bokmål
- tyrefekting Norwegian Bokmål
- *steuraz Proto-Germanic
- *þeuraz Proto-Germanic
- tyr Norwegian Nynorsk
- tyrefekting Norwegian Nynorsk
- steeren Middle English
- þjórr Old Norse
- ثور Arabic
- tor Old French
- torel Old French
- toro Catalan, Valencian
- tauromaquia Galician
- taur Romanian, Moldavian, Moldovan
- ταύρος Greek (modern)
- stier Middle Dutch
- tjórur Faroese
- touoré Norman
- touothé Norman
- tuore Norman
- stier Middle High German
- שור Hebrew (modern)
- touro Old Portuguese
- tavru Aromanian
- taur Occitan
- þiur Old Swedish
- þiur, þiūr Old Swedish
- *tauros Proto-Italic
- taur Romansh
- toru Asturian
- taur Friulian
- *ṯawr- Proto-Semitic
- תורא Aramaic
- תורתא Aramaic
- 𒋗𒌑𒊒 Akkadian
- thiur Old Danish
- *táuros Proto-Hellenic
- 𐤔𐤓 Phoenician
- 𐎘𐎗 Ugaritic
- ሶር Ge'ez
- ሶር Tigrinya
- ሶር Tigre
- 𒄞𒌉 Eblaite